September 15th, 2023 Summit
10:30 AM | Huntsman Hall 470, Perry Pavilion
Join us for a day of energizing conversation and connection at the 2023 She’s Daring Mighty Things Summit. We are excited to have Sui Lang Panoke, Senior Vice President of Diversity. Equity. Inclusion. at Zions Bank, as our keynote speaker. Sui Lang is a visionary leader and social entrepreneur with a passion for empowering today's leader to rethink, create, and innovate. She is responsible for directing the bank's strategic vision to champion diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the organization and build economic inclusion locally, nationally, and across the industry. Her theme for the summit is Leadership: Listen, Learn, & Lead. Following her remarks, we will work in small groups to better understand how we can become leaders in many settings. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity to make new friends, get to know the remarkable students, faculty, and staff at the Huntsman School, and engage with professionals who will help you to dare mighty things.
About WIBA
Women in Business Administration
WIBA supports the personal and career development of women in business by connecting with fellow students, faculty, and alumni; building professional skills to increase competence and confidence; and providing meaningful opportunities to lead and serve.
Learn MoreSui Lang Panoke - Keynote Speaker
President & Publisher, Deseret News
Sui Lang is a visionary leader and social entrepreneur with a passion for empowering today's leader to rethink, create, and innovate. She is responsible for directing the bank's strategic vision to champion diversity, equity, and inclusion throughout the organization and build economic inclusion locally, nationally, and across the industry.
SDMT Q&A 2020
When things didn't go quite the way you wanted them to, how did you get back out there and not let discouragement weigh you down?
I remember it's not the end, no matter how dark it feels in a moment, it truly is NOT the end! View your struggles with an eternal perspective. Bad things happen for a reason, they are to teach us to learn and teach us to excel. Learn from them and move forward.
— Amy Rees Anderson, Founder and Managing Partner of REES Capital
How did you find the confidence to stand up for your priorities when deciding on your career?
Think about this: are you more confident when you're happy or when you're unsatisfied? Being passionate about your priorities emits confidence. Don't let anyone tell you your priorities are wrong.
— Sara Dent Merrill, Senior Media Specialist for Icon Health and Fitness
